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Hahahahaha! :lol:

I had bramble and mulberry around, so I fed them those. That worked well. They also liked a few weeds I planted in there. Can't remember what species though.

I think you're cursed! :P Hmmm. I would tell him that you'd call his boss like I did to mine. He'd shape up for a few days, but then he'd go back to being a @$$. Good luck with yours.

Any plant that could cope to the juices being sucked out of it would work well. Although I have never seen them for sale, I've collected some in Texas... were cool, but that was a few years back.

It should be able to support a few. But, if it starts wilting, replace it. Additional waterings also help regenerate 'sap'.

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Welcome!

They look GREAT!

Welcome! I'm "near San Diego" :P

Wow! He's king of the world.

Welcome!

I have to agree. Although I'm surprised that no one mentioned honey bees... I'm sure one of you (Phill) will start a really long message/rant about it soon. PS It fell in her hair :lol: ?

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:rolleyes: Uh sorry it was late! EDIT: It says "Second hand stories do NOT belong here."

What is the specific law against keeping exotic phasmids? Is it just illegal to bring them through state borders? I'm asking because I know someone in my state who has some exotics he got from a zoo "15 years ago" he says. He's wondering if they're illegal or not since he didn't cross the...

Wow that sounds good.

Oh no! My weak point... I do love soup :lol:

I don't think so... :P

Nice motto. :P

+1 Yes, just like some roach species can mate and produce hybrids.